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On paper, Linux seems to be the ideal workstation operating system for the corporate environment: highly configurable, free, secure, easily deployed in a network, extremely stable.... So why are medium and small businesses, the backbone of the US economy, not switching over to Linux? I have my own theories, working as an IT manager for a small company myself.
[Warning: FUD ahead. While the author doesn't say the points are valid, he doesn't disprove them either. -- Sander]
Quoting:Windows networks administrators are very easy to come by. Kick a rock and you'll find 500 underneath. Linux network administrators are harder to come by, and more expensive.
How many typical windows admins does it take to equal one typical Linux admin?
>How many typical windows admins does it take to equal one typical Linux admin?
Trick question.
No matter what you multiply zero by, you still end up with zero.
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How many typical windows admins does it take to equal one typical Linux admin?